3 months ago

“F**king Blew It”: Donovan Mitchell Shares His Frank Locker Room Message After Game 1 Loss

Mitchell was frank, stating that the Cavs should have won game 1, especially after having a 22-point lead. "We lost, we fucking blew it. Respond for game 2. Simple as that," Mitchell said, revealing his message to the locker room following the game. He doesn't want one game to impact the rest of the series for the team.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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3 months ago

Cavaliers’ Late Timeout Failure vs Knicks Becomes Game 1 Flashpoint

Get Up framed Cleveland’s Game 1 collapse around the timeout Kenny Atkinson never called. Brian Windhorst said the moment checked “every box”: fatigue, defense, substitutions, and stopping momentum. Mike Wilbon called it “symbolic of the Cavs cognitively shutting down,” while Shams Charania said Cleveland outplayed New York for 40 minutes before a “total collapse” fueled by exhaustion and Brunson's iso.

By Raahib Singh

3 months ago

Mad Dog Russo Says Cavaliers Are Finished Against Knicks

Russo said Cleveland’s Game 1 collapse was unrecoverable, blaming Kenny Atkinson’s timeouts, late lineups, and lack of adjustments. He also challenged Donovan Mitchell to “get the ball and make a basket.” Up six with 1:38 left, Cleveland “never set up a plan,” Russo said, adding: “You don’t recover from these kinds of losses” in sports.

By Raahib Singh

3 months ago

Stephen A. Smith Says Jalen Brunson Should Be Arrested for His Assault on James Harden

"Jalen Brunson should be arrested for the assault he put on James Harden," Smith said on First Take. "It was one of the rare moments in the history of James Harden's career where you absolutely felt sorry for him." Brunson scored 38 points as the Knicks erased a 22-point fourth-quarter deficit to win 115-104 in OT. Harden shot 5-of-16.

By Adit Pujari

3 months ago

Charles Barkley Hilariously Fact-Checks Shaq’s Billionaire Claim

Shaq talking about possibly getting another degree turned into a Barkley roast: “Oh, you got time. You’re still about $300 million short of being a billionaire,” and “I looked at the numbers.” The joke tracks with outside estimates: O’Neal’s current net worth is widely pegged around $700 million, massive, but still well short of the billion-dollar label he keeps flexing.

By Raahib Singh

Timberwolves Fear Anthony Edwards Will Demand a Trade

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Timberwolves Fear Anthony Edwards Will Demand a Trade

After Minnesota's second-round exit, insider Darren Wolfson raised an alarm. "But it's about satisfying Ant. The fear is... that at some point, does Ant through his representation, Bill Duffy and others, signal a desire to be elsewhere?" Wolfson said. "We are nowhere near that point, but the fear is there." Edwards averaged 28.8 points this season.

By Adit Pujari

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